Tom Stermitz wrote:
Valerie,
What you say may be true for you and your community, but there are
other places in the US where it works fine. Therefore, you can't
generalize across North America. You also can't claim it is a cultural
issue (ever been to a singles bar?) And, culturally,
http://www.bue.gov.ar/pi_tango/
I don't know if there exists a better one, this is the only map I found for
my visit last year...
Regards, Andreas
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You know, Anton, it just really isn't easy, so forgive yourself.
You're going to be fine. You're trying so very hard, and that means
the answers will come. Meanwhile, friendship counts for a lot. Your
partners notice and appreciate that you're sincere and considerate.
They like that. I know you
Myk,
That's it! It's funny. On my trips to Argentina, I've never once had a
bad dance. At home I can get them a lot. It's just as Myk said. If I
don't respond to a nod from someone at home, he never concludes that I
do, in fact, get it, and that's precisely WHY I'm not nodding back!
He marches up
Hola Mario,
There's this map, with addresses and even photos of the milongas:
http://bavenues.blogspot.com/
Suerte!
cherie
http://tangocherie.blogspot.com
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--- On Tue, 11/24/09, Brian Dunn brianpd...@earthlink.net wrote:
According to the interview, Chicho is drawing a distinction
between antique tango as a violently marked tango,
as opposed to today's tango, whose dancers are able to
dance without barely touching one another.
Hmm, yes, good
The best is the Tango Map distributed at many milongas tiendas de zapatos.
email: mapa@@caseronporteno.com
online @ http://caseronporteno.com/tangomap.php
Don
Mario sopel...@yahoo.com writes
Does anyone know where I might see (online?) a map showing where
the best* Milongas are located
great link!
thanks, mate!
christian
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Datum: Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:43:33 -0500
Von: Don Klein d...@aymta.org
An: tango-l@mit.edu, Mario sopel...@yahoo.com
Betreff: [Tango-L] Map of BsAs Milongas??
The best is the Tango Map distributed at many milongas
Valerie wrote:
The whole cabaceo discussion is academic, at least in North America.
Are you in Australia, Anton? Do people use the cabaceo where you are?
Body language (using the eyes) has been used to invite or discourage
an invitation in Australia for all of the 45 years I have attended
There are a couple of them out there, already, so, you can check them out, when
you get here. Like any travel guide aide, it all depends on the
editor...but milongas are constantly changing, here.so, they need to be
continuously updated. Also, best is a very subjective word and each
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